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Time and Tide Bell, Camas Bostadh, Great Bernera, Lewis
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Western Isles - Uig, Great Bernera and Mangurstadh, Lewis
Time and Tide Bell, Camas Bostadh, Great Bernera, Lewis, installed in 2010, with the island of Bearasaigh in the background. This is one of 12 bells around the country installed to be rung by the sea at high tide, to celebrate the connection between land and sea, and between ourselves and the environment.
21 June 2011
Iron Age House, Bosta, Great Bernera, Lewis
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Western Isles - Uig, Great Bernera and Mangurstadh, Lewis
Iron Age House, Bosta, Great Bernera, Lewis, reconstructed in 1996 after being laid bare by a storm in 1992. Five houses were discovered, dating from the late Iron Age or Pictish period, 400-800 AD. The settlement in a sheltered bay, had running water, good grazing and arable land. The people ate seafood, meat and grain. The village is in the care of the Bernera Historical Society.
21 June 2011
Iron Age House, Bosta, Great Bernera, Lewis
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Western Isles - Uig, Great Bernera and Mangurstadh, Lewis
Iron Age House, Bosta, Great Bernera, Lewis, reconstructed in 1996 after being laid bare by a storm in 1992. Five houses were discovered, dating from the late Iron Age or Pictish period, 400-800 AD. The settlement in a sheltered bay, had running water, good grazing and arable land. The people ate seafood, meat and grain. The village is in the care of the Bernera Historical Society.
21 June 2011
Camas Bostadh and Bearasaigh, Great Bernera, Lewis
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Western Isles - Uig, Great Bernera and Mangurstadh, Lewis
Camas Bostadh, Great Bernera, Lewis, with the island of Bearasaigh in the background.
21 June 2011
Time and Tide Bell, Camas Bostadh, Great Bernera, Lewis
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Western Isles - Uig, Great Bernera and Mangurstadh, Lewis
Time and Tide Bell, Camas Bostadh, Great Bernera, Lewis, installed in 2010, with the island of Bearasaigh in the background. This is one of 12 bells around the country installed to be rung by the sea at high tide, to celebrate the connection between land and sea, and between ourselves and the environment.
